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Hearty Lamb Stew

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February 19, 2015

From HomeOnThePasture.com by Kim Hitzfield 

It is the season for big bowls of warm, hearty soups and stews.  

Here is a recipe for a delicious lamb stew full of nourishing ingredients to help you welcome in autumn. 

Slow Cooker Lamb Stew

 1-2 pounds lamb stew meat

1 medium onion

2 cloves garlic

4-5 medium potatoes 

2-3 medium carrots 

2 cups lamb stock (can also use beef stock)

1 ½ cups water

2 T. balsamic or red wine vinegar 

1 tsp. ground thyme 

1 T. parsley 

2 bay leaves 

salt 

pepper

2 T. olive oil

Place olive oil, lamb, onion and garlic in pan over medium heat season with salt and pepper. Cook until onions are soft and meat is starting to brown, about 10 minutes. Then place in a slow cooker. Add the stock, water and balsamic vinegar. Let cook on low for about 2 hours. 

Cube the potatoes and cut the carrots into 1 inch chunks. Place in slow cooker, add the thyme, parsley, bay leaves and salt and pepper. Cook on low for another 2-3 hours or until the potatoes and carrots are soft. 

Total cooking time, about 4-6 hours. 

From HomeOnThePasture.com by By Kim Hitzfield 

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